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D. Lloyd George to Evans,

1.
File
1890, Sept. 8.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Refers to E. V. E. [Vincent Evans], Sir John Puleston and the two Ellis's [T. E. Ellis and Ellis Jones Griffith] Sees conspiracy in the London column of Y Faner to eulogise Puleston and 'the two Ellises'. Wants Evans to help him to open people's eyes.

D. Lloyd George to Evans.

10.
File

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Personal matters: Invites Evans to visit Lloyd George and wife with his wife and daughter.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

2.
File
1890, Dec. 24.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Refers to articles in the Herald which attack L.G. L.G. prepared to take 'the punishment for your iniquities.'.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

3.
File
1891, May 20.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Wants Evans to meet him on the following Wednesday evening.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

4.
File
1891, June 5.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Enclosure [missing]. Refers to attack on Evans and Osborne Morgan in the press. 'It is malignant beyond measure.' Thinks Vincent Evans is responsible. Also note about Y Cymro.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

5.
File
1893, Feb. 6.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Regrets illness of Evans's parents. Glad Evans won court case 'for us' against Carter. Attacks Randell over Disestablishment. Refers to negotiations between Rendel and Gladstone.

Kitty Edwards [Cemmaes] to D. Lloyd George,

6.
File
1894, May 15.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Personal matters [Of significance to the Divorce Case of 1897 in which Lloyd George was involved].

Evan R. Jones [Editor of Shipping World] to D. Lloyd George,

7.
File
1903, Nov. 3.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Refers to the possibility that Lloyd George should '...give battle to the Prime Minister in the Eastern Division of Manchester'. Considers Lloyd George should stand and thinks he can win. This would revitalise the Liberals.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

8.
File
1909, Sept. 21.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Thinks Evans's assistance in Grand Committee dealing with L.G.'s Development Bill is essential. Asks Evans to forego his meeting at Tondu.

D. Lloyd. George to Evans,

9.
File
[1909, Sept. 29].

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Urges Evans to resist moves by the 'reactionary clique' who oppose the Government's land purchase powers.

Letter from J. Addison,

11.
File
1910, March 10.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Congratulates on appointment as President of the Divorce, Probate and Admiralty Court.

Letter from C F Egerton Allen,

12.
File
1908, Feb 6.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Congratulates Evans on his appointment as Solicitor General.

Letter from Dan Bryant [London],

13.
File
1910, March 7.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Congratulates Evans on appointment.

Letter from Sir Henry Cambell-Bannerman,

14.
File
1906, March 12.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Suggests that Evans should withdraw his Suspensory Bill. Considers that the Bill has served its purpose by publicising the issue. Insists that Disestablishment is still part of the Liberal Party programme.

Letter from Sir Edwin Cornwall MP,

15.
File
1910, March 10.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Congratulates Evans on appointment. Considers Evans to be 'the greatest Parliamentarian' in the House of Commons. Suggests Evans has many of the qualities of Asquith, Balfour and L.G with none of their faults.

Letter from W. J. Craig [London],

16.
File
1890, April 19.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Glad that Evans could see him on 22 March.

Letter from Sir Charles Dilke MP,

17.
File
1890s.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Reply to invitation from Evans. Glad to accept unless otherwise engaged with meeting some of Mabon's constituents.

Letter from Henry Tobit Evans [Lampeter],

18.
File
1892, Feb. 25.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Wants to resolve dispute at his Press as to whether Evans wanted to introduce a Religious Census Clause into the Census Bill of 1891 or not? Remembers suggesting to Evans at Llandrindod Wells in 1890 that he should take up the Disestablishment question. 'I fear now Lloyd George has stolen it from you and that he will become the next Welsh Leader'. Marked 'private and confidential'.

Letter from Charles Evan-Thomas [Neath],

19.
File
1892, Jan. 22.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Wants Evans to bring in a Bill for applying the provisions of the Technical Instruction Act 1891 to the Intermediate Education Act.

Letter from Thomas Gee,

20.
File
1891, April 10.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Enclosure [missing]. Refers to Lloyd George and to Gee's visit to Cardiff.

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